Rear Admiral John Jay Schieffelin Award for Excellent in Teaching Honorees

Rear Admiral John Jay Schieffelin Award for Excellent in Teaching Honorees

This annual award honors permanent faculty who are widely recognized for excellence in teaching—a quality reflected in their ability to inspire, engage, and transform students through meaningful interaction, deep subject knowledge, and a distinctive personal teaching style.

Read more about the awards in NPS archive: Calhoun.

Year Faculty Department
2026 Giovanna Oriti Electrical and Computer Engineering
2025 Mark Boothe Meteorology
2024 Robert Mortlock Defense Management
2023 Ralucca Gera Applied Mathematics
2022 Anthony Mustafa Canan Information Sciences
2021 Kristin Giammarco Systems Engineering
2020 Christopher Smithtro Physics
2019 John D. Fulp Computer Sciences
2018 Frank E. Kragh Electrical and Computer Engineering
2017 Robert E. Beverly Computer Sciences
2016 Daphne Kapolka Physics
2015 Naazneen Barma National Security Affairs
2014 Donald Muehlbach Systems Engineering
2013 Donald Abenheim National Security Affairs
2012 Alice Lyman Miller National Security Affairs
2011 E. Cory Yoder Acquisition Management
2010 Timour Radko Oceanography
2009 Nancy M. Haegel Physics
2008 Frank Giordano Defense Analysis
2007 J.D. Fulp Computer Science
2006 George Lober Defense Analysis
2005 Carlos Borges Applied Mathematics
2004 Sam Buttrey Operations Research
2003 John Arquilla Defense Analysis
2002 LCDR Chris Eagle Computer Science
2001 Donald Bonsper Defense Resources Management Institute
2000 Ashok Gopinath Mechanical Engineering
1999 Bill Gates Systems Management
1998 Bard K. Mansager Mathematics
1997 David R. Henderson Systems Management
1996 Richard B. Doyle Systems Management
1995 Siriphong Lawphongpanich Operations Research
1994 Milton Bank Aviation Safety
1993 O. Douglas Moses Administrative Sciences
1992 Richard M. Howard Aeronautics and Astronautics
1991 Murali Tummala Electrical and Computer Engineering
1990 Shankar Lal Mechanical Engineering
1989 Frank M. Teti National Security Affairs
1988 David V. Lamm Administrative Sciences
1987 David W. Netzer Aeronautics
1986 Harry E. Handler Physics
1985 Gordon E. Latta Mathematics
1984 Paul F. Pucci Mechanical Engineering
1983 Maurice D. Weir Mathematics
1982 Claude A. Buss National Security Affairs
1981 Arthur L. Schoenstadt Mathematics
1980 Glen A. Myers Electrical Engineering
1979 James K. Hartman Operations Research
1978 Carroll O. Wilde Mathematics
1977 Gerald G. Brown Operations Research and Administrative Sciences
1976 Paul J. Marto Mechanical Engineering
1975 Thomas E. Cooper Mechanical Engineering
1974 Russell B. Bomberger Aviation Safety
1973 Melvin F. Reynolds Material Science and Chemistry
1972 Ronnie L. Alberty Meteorology
1971 Eugene C. Haderlie Oceanography
1970 John D. Dyer Ordnance Engineering